Breaking Bread
Breaking Bread
This event occurred as part of the 21/22 Hop Film season. This is an archived view.
Full of hope, synergy and fantastic fare, "Breaking Bread" illustrates what happens when people unite over a shared love of food.
21/22 Hop Film
Welcome to the A-Sham Arabic Food Festival where food transcends boundaries. Founded by Dr. Nof Atamna-Ismaeel, the first Muslim Arab to win Israel's MasterChef, the festival invites Arab and Jewish chefs to collaborate in the kitchen. Connected by a shared culinary history, these chefs exchange stories, recipes and techniques–minus the politics and religion. A celebration of the region's diverse cuisines and people, Breaking Bread offers a mouthwatering taste of rich culinary traditions that will leave you wanting more. D: Beth Elise Hawk, US, English and subtitles, 2020
Starting at 3:45: a brief video presentation by chef, baker and former King Arthur Test Kitchen Director Charlotte Rutledge on building connection through recipe creation.
In partnership with Science on Screen®
With early training alongside her father, Charlotte learned to love baking from a young age. She spent the first part of her career practicing her skills in restaurants in the U.S. and England. Then in 2011, she joined the King Arthur Baking Company test kitchen where she led a team of bakers in developing, writing, and curating high-quality recipes for home bakers across the country. Now, over 10 years later, Charlotte is embarking on a new career journey, working to spread her joy and knowledge of cooking and baking via her newsletter, Balanced Diet. She is also teaching classes and partnering with other brands to bring her recipes to life in fun new ways. She delights every day in the adventures that unfold in her kitchen.
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